In Roblox's Clone to Steal Eggs, your progression relies entirely on the quality of the eggs you grab. The rarest eggs in the game—ranging from Divine and Eternal drops to endgame Mythical, Secret, and Rift eggs—deliver massive cash multipliers that reach deep into the trillions per second.
Because community wikis and gameplay footage report varying tier ladders at the very top, navigating which eggs to target can get confusing. This guide breaks down the verified egg rarity ladder, where high-tier eggs spawn, how to boost your hatch luck, and whether you should hatch or sell your rare loot.
Verified Egg Rarity Ladder
Third-party guides and player recordings confirm a progression ladder that begins at Common and scales into extreme endgame tiers. While standard map gameplay follows a linear tier path, special event and mutation labels also exist alongside base rarities.
| Rarity Tier | Documented Examples & Hatches | Reported Earnings / Hatch Output | Sourcing Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common / Basic | Starter Frog Egg, Parrot, Bat | ~27–58 Cash/sec | Observed on starter eggs in gameplay |
| Uncommon | Turtle, Frog | Low filler income | Verified on-screen rarity tag |
| Rare | Polar Bear Egg (Black Frost pet) | ~45 Cash/sec | Starter and mid-tier map spawns |
| Epic | Capybara Egg | ~700–800 Cash/sec (Sells for 750) | Mid-game maps |
| Legendary | Flamingo | ~1,000–1,100 Cash/sec | High-value targets; biggest income jump |
| Divine | Tiger Egg, Mecha Scrambler | ~17 Million Cash/sec | Reported as event/boss tier in some guides |
| Eternal | Gorilla Egg | ~22 Million Cash/sec | Recorded on high-tier zone animals |
| Mythic / Secret | Woolly Mammoth, Yeti Secret | Massive Cash multipliers | Guides list as endgame-exclusive tier |
| Endgame Variants (Cosmic / Rift / Star) | Star Egg (Mad Star), Gold Rift Egg (Cosmic Amethyite), Magma Egg (Ruin Golem) | ~10 Trillion to 100 Trillion Cash/sec | Recorded from endgame dragon and sentinel zones |
The Top-Tier Hierarchy Dispute
Community documentation splits on which egg officially crowns the rarity ladder:
- The Divine Argument: One wiki guide asserts that Divine-class eggs represent the absolute peak rarity, citing special boss drops like the Mecha Scrambler from the Dr. Scramble event.
- The Mythical/Secret Argument: Another guide ranks the Mythical/Secret Egg as the rarest tier, placing it exclusively on endgame maps with steep competition.
- Gameplay Footage Reality: Recorded runs show players hatching Secret, Cosmic, and Apocalypse-rarity targets (such as the Sakura Beast) that grant tens to hundreds of trillions per second without a single standardized "rarest" badge shown on screen.
For practical gameplay, treat any egg above Legendary as an endgame asset and evaluate it by its actual cash-per-second payout rather than its label alone.
Where to Find the Rarest Eggs
Eggs spawn in specific zones guarded by animal bosses. Official Roblox data lists 10 progression badges corresponding directly to the zone targets you must rob:
- Chicken (Zone 1: Starter area)
- Snake (Zone 2)
- Yeti (Zone 3: Recommended ~1 Million Speed)
- T-Rex (Zone 4: Recommended ~100 Million Speed)
- Whale (Zone 5: Requires multiple successful steals to bypass)
- Dragon (Zone 6: Spawns Magma, Phoenix, and Historic eggs; requires trillion-level Speed)
- Dark Sentinel (Zone 7: Drops Star and Rift eggs; requires Qi-level Speed)
- Sakura Beast (Zone 8: Apocalypse-tier encounters)
- Balrog King (Zone 9: Final documented zone animal)
To steal from higher zones without getting caught by the defending animal, you must build sufficient movement speed. In gameplay footage, reaching the Dark Sentinel and Sakura Beast required training up to hundreds of Qi in Speed on high-end treadmills.
Selling vs. Hatching Rare Eggs
Every rare egg you bring back to base presents a choice: drop it in the sell zone for immediate funds, or place it in your base to hatch a pet.
- Selling Rare Eggs: Best during the early-to-mid game when you desperately need flat cash to buy treadmill upgrades, unlock extra clone slots, or expand your base multiplier.
- Hatching Rare Eggs: Best once you reach Legendary and above. Guides note that the transition from Epic to Legendary yields the largest relative jump in pet income. High-tier pets (such as Ruin Golems or Mad Stars) permanently generate billions or trillions of cash per second, automating your economy for subsequent rebirths.
- Hybrid Route: Sell high volumes of Common and Uncommon eggs to maintain steady upgrade cash while reserving rare, event, and endgame eggs for your hatching pads.
How to Boost Rare Hatch Chances and Steal Speed
Maximizing your yield of top-tier eggs requires coordinating clone automation, speed training, and luck modifiers.
Speed Scaling and Clones
Your clones mimic your mission, but they cannot evaluate egg quality on their own. Clones steal whatever is available in their designated zone. To reach the rarest egg pools, open the clone management menu and assign them to the highest zone animal your current speed can survive. Equipping movement trails (such as the Black, Yellow, or Rainbow trails) and upgrading your treadmill scales the movement speed of both you and your clones.
Luck Boosters
Several game mechanics tilt gacha odds toward rare pets:
- Server Luck: Players can purchase server-wide luck upgrades up to a maximum cap of 4x.
- Lucky Eggs Gamepass: Increases the odds of hatching rare and legendary pets from eggs. Third-party guides list this pass at 299 Robux (always check the current in-game store for active pricing).
- Clone Bunny: A store pet listed in player guides (499 Robux) that applies passive steal-luck bonuses.
- Auto Hatch: Official Roblox data lists an Auto Hatch gamepass for 40 Robux (though some third-party guides list it at 199 Robux), allowing you to open large inventories of eggs without manual delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the single rarest egg in Clone to Steal Eggs?
Third-party sources disagree on a single title. Some guides identify Divine-tier boss eggs (such as the Dr. Scramble drop) as the rarest, while others cite the endgame Mythical/Secret Egg. In active high-tier gameplay, players primarily hunt endgame Star Eggs, Rift Eggs, and Magma Eggs from the Dark Sentinel and Dragon zones.
Do clones automatically pick the rarest eggs?
No. Clones do not sort eggs by rarity. They automatically steal and transport eggs from whichever target animal you assign them to in the clone management interface. You must manually direct them to higher-tier zones like the Dragon or Dark Sentinel.
Does player speed affect clone speed?
Yes. Gameplay testing confirms that increasing your speed stat through treadmill training and equipping trails also boosts the movement speed of your clones, allowing them to steal and return eggs much faster.
